The Season 1 of For All Mankind ended in 1974 whereas season 2 picks up in 1983, so the time capsule is going to explain what happened in the time in between.
For All Mankind Time Capsule AR App Bridges the Gap Between Season 1 and Season 2
Enter an alt-seventies featuring “d-mail” on Apple II. By Akhil Arora | Updated: 12 February 2021 01:30 IST
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For All Mankind now has an AR experience. Apple and series co-creator Ronald D. Moore have unveiled For All Mankind Time Capsule, an augmented reality app now available on iPhone and iPad that explores the decade-long gap between seasons one and two of the Apple TV+ show. Season 1 ended in 1974, and For All Mankind season 2 picks up in 1983. For All Mankind Time Capsule is told through the eyes of teenage Danny Stevens, the son of astronauts Gordo (Michael Dorman) and Tracy Stevens (Sarah Jones). In it, you will explore a box filled with interactive keepsakes, full of details about his life and the For All Mankind universe.